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Advisory group will aim to drive economic growth in Wales

28 Nov 2024 1 minute read
Welsh Secretary Jo Stevens. Photo Jeff Moore/PA Wire

A new economic advisory group has been launched aimed at driving growth in Wales as well as helping to shape the UK’s industrial strategy.

Leaders from the Welsh government, business, industry, universities and unions will work with Welsh Secretary Jo Stevens to shape Welsh priorities for the next Spending Review.

Ambition

Announcing the Advisory Group at the annual CBI Wales dinner in Cardiff, Jo Stevens said: “My new Economic Advisory Group will harness Welsh talent, ambition and creativity to usher in a new era of prosperity and growth for our nation.

“We are forging a new partnership with businesses, workers and unions to drive growth and put more money in people’s pockets.

“This is about jobs for you, investment in where you live, opportunities for your children.

“Working alongside the Welsh Government and our industry leaders we will rekindle Wales’s proud industrial roots with the jobs and industries of the future.”


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Adrian
Adrian
14 days ago

Here’s two suggestions for free..
Get rid of 20mph
Build the brynglass tunnels bypass.
Sorry Labour can’t do those aa the tories support those ideas.. my mistake

Chad
Chad
12 days ago
Reply to  Adrian

You neatly demonstrate just how clueless the blue team is on the economy. This isn’t new, they’ve traded on mythology since Thatcher “fixed” the economy that was only broken by quadrupling oil prices and sorted itself out when they eventually recovered. It took Liz Truss and her obviously bonkers magic beans plan to blow the doors off this narrative.

Dai Jones
Dai Jones
14 days ago

Get the M4 relief road build and watch the investment flow in. Jo Stevens was part of the government that wasted £171m in planning only to scrap it due to unfounded environmental concerns.

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